Posted 2015-03-27 10:00 AM (#163016 - in reply to #163015) Subject: RE: 2005 dodge one ton straight wire?
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Posts: 448 Location: Los Angeles, Ca.
Start off by reading the "trailer wiring" section at the bottom of the home page....then you will be able to communicate your problem a little more clearly
Posted 2015-03-27 11:36 AM (#163019 - in reply to #163015) Subject: RE: 2005 dodge one ton straight wire?
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Posts: 448 Location: Los Angeles, Ca.
check the fuses in the truck....Has this plug ever worked properly? new trailer, new truck, new plugs? Check for 12v at truck receptacle...if no voltage, then it is a loose wire or probably a blown fuse.
Posted 2015-03-27 12:18 PM (#163020 - in reply to #163019) Subject: RE: 2005 dodge one ton straight wire?
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Posts: 3802 Location: Rocky Mount N.C.
Not sure about the Dodge trucks but GM trucks have a big 40 amp fuse under the hood in a fuse box that sends power to that "hot all the time" center wire.
Posted 2015-03-27 3:55 PM (#163023 - in reply to #163019) Subject: RE: 2005 dodge one ton straight wire?
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Posts: 3853 Location: Vermont
Originally written by beeoerdog on 2015-03-27 11:36 AM
check the fuses in the truck....Has this plug ever worked properly? new trailer, new truck, new plugs? Check for 12v at truck receptacle...if no voltage, then it is a loose wire or probably a blown fuse.
What he said......do you know how to check continuity?
2005 dodge one ton straight wire?
...do you know how to check continuity?
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